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hygrometry
hy·grom·e·ter H0352600 (hī-grŏm′ĭ-tər)n. Any of several instruments that measure atmospheric humidity.
hy′gro·met′ric (hī′grə-mĕt′rĭk) adj.hy·grom′e·try n.hygrometrythe branch of physics concerned with the measurement of moisture in the air. — hygrometric, hygrometrical, adj.See also: PhysicsTranslationshygrometry
hygrometry[hī′gräm·ə·trē] (engineering) The study which treats of the measurement of the humidity of the atmosphere and other gases. hygrometryThe science of the measurement of the humidity in the air.hygrometry
psy·chrom·e·try (sī-krom'ĕ-trē), The calculation of relative humidity and water vapor pressures from wet and dry bulb temperatures and barometric pressure; whereas relative humidity is the value ordinarily employed, the vapor pressure is the measurement of physiologic significance. Synonym(s): hygrometry [psychro- + G. metron, measure] psy·chrom·e·try (sī-krom'ĕ-trē) The calculation of relative humidity and water vapor pressures from wet and dry bulb temperatures and barometric pressure; whereas relative humidity is the value ordinarily employed, the vapor pressure is the measurement of physiologic significance.
Synonym(s): hygrometry. [psychro- + G. metron, measure]ThesaurusSeehygrometer |